Sentence examples for he would reset from inspiring English sources

He said that he would reset America's relations with the world.

Hammond said last month that he would "reset" tax and spending policy if necessary.

In an emblematic policy designed to show he will fight to protect voters' living standards, Miliband told his party's conference in Brighton that he would "reset" the failing energy market.

Hammond said he would "reset" the public finances in response to the Brexit vote, and an expected shortfall in tax revenues and lower GDP growth, fuelling expectations that spending will be increased in the autumn statement next month.

He said he would reset the boundaries between the police and media following the phone-hacking inquiry.

Bernard Hogan-Howe said he would reset the boundaries between police and media following the phone hacking inquiry.

She still has a lead of more than two minutes and is still on pace to shatter the course record, which she would reset by more than six minutes if she keeps this pace.

Under the president's plan, rates would be locked in for the life of a loan, while under the House plan they would reset each year.

And, at a time of considerable tension with Russia, he said that his administration would "reset U.S.-Russia relations" — without offering any elaboration of how he planned to do that.

There was also his three-day detox cleanse, which would "reset my body". (It worked for him, he said, and he was sure that it would work for me, too.) And Oz also offered an even more compelling cleanse: the three-day souping detox ("no juices, no fake foods, and no starving").

Michael C. Hall called the ending a "really bold stroke" that would reset the stage of the series just as the Dexter Morgan character began to feel he could live with an emotional connection to his wife and family.